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Increase in anxiety and decrease in depression
NE
Location of NE synthesis
Locus ceruleus
Increase in schizophrenia and decrease in parkinson's and depression
Dopamine
Location of Dopamine synthesis
Ventral Tegmentum and SNc
Decrease in anxiety and depression
5-HT
Decrease in Alzheimer's, Hunigtinton's REM sleep
Ach
Synthesis of Ach
Basal Nucleus of Meynert
Decrease anxiety, Huntington's
GABA
Synthesis of GABA
Nucleus Accumbens
Location of synthesis of 5-HT
Raphe Nucleus
Functions of Hypothalamus
Temprature and regulation
Adenohypophysis
Neruohypophysis
Sexual urges
Hunger
Autonomic regulation
Paraventricular Nucleus makes
Oxytocin
The supraoptic nucleus makes
ADH
Lateral area of hypothalamus =
Hunger
Lesion of lateral hypothalamus results in
Anorexia;

Zap your lateral nucleus you shrink laterally
The function of ventromedial are of hypothalamus
Satiety
Lesion of ventromedial region of hypothalamus
Hyperpahgia

Zap your ventormedial nucleus you grow ventral and medially
Leptin's affect on Lateral Area and Ventromedial Area of Hypothalamus
Inhibits Lateral Area

Stimulates Ventromedial Area
Function of anterior hypothalamus
Cooling, pArasympathetic
Function of posterior hypothalamus
Heating, sympathetic
Lesion of posterior region of hypothalamus
Poikilotherm, cold-blooded

Posterior = Poikilotherm
The function of Septal nucleus of hypothalamus
Sexual Urges
Function of suprachiasmatic nucleus
Circadian rhythm

You need to SLEEP to be CHARISMATIC
Function of Lateral Geniculate Nucleus in Thalamus
Visual pathway

LATERAL = LIGHT
Function of Medial Geniculate nucleus
Auditory

MEDIAL= MUSIC
Ventral posterior nucleus lateral part, VPL, function of Thalamus
Body sensation; proprioception, pressure,pain,touch,vibration via dorsal columns, spinothalamic tract
Ventral Posterior nucleus, medial part, VPM; function of Thalamus
Facial Sensation, Via CNV

MAKE
Ventral Lateral/Ventral Anterior function of Thalamus
Motor

Motor is anterior to sensation just like cortex
The five five's of Limbic
FEEDING,FLEEING,FIGHTING,FUCKING,FEELING
What brain structures make up the Limbic system
Cingulate gyrus
Hippocampus
Fornix
Mammilary Bodies
Input nerves to the Cerebellum are from
Climbing and mossy fibers
Deep nuclei of cerebellum are
Lateral to Medial

Dentate, Emboliform, Globose,Fastigial

Dont Eat Greasy Foods
The cerebellum receives input via
Contralateral cortical input from Middle Cerebellar penducle

Ipsialteral proprioceptive information via cerebellar peduncle
The cerebelleum provides stimulatory feedback via
contralateral cortex to modualte movement
The Lateral Cerebellum is responsible for
Voluntary movements of extremitis
The Medial Cerebellum is responsible for
Balance, truncal coordination, ataxia,
A lesion of medial cerebellum causes
Propensity to fall to ipsilateral side
Degeneration of Neurons associated with Lewy Bodies composed of α-synuclein and depigmentation of substantia nigra pars compacta
Parkinon's disease
Sudden flailing of 1 arm +/- leg
Hemiballismus
What can cause hemiballismus?
Lesion in contralateral subthalamic nucleus

eg lacunar stroke; hx of hypertension
A loss of inhibition of globus pallidus results in
Hemiballismus
Sudden brief muscle contraction
Myoclonus
Jerks, Hiccups
Sustained involuntary muscle contractions
Dystonia

Writer's cramps
Sudden jerky purposeless movements characteristic of basal ganglia lesion
Chorea
Free nerve endings found skin and epidermis are associated with _____ senses
Pain and Temp
Meissner's Corpuscles are located in
Glabrous= hairless skin= areas
The type of fiber for Meissner's corpuscles are
LArge and myelinated
Meissner's senses
Postition sense Dynamic touch and adapt quickly
Pacinian corpuscles are found in
Deep Tissue, ligaments and bones
Pacinian corpuscles sense
Vibration and pressure
Merkels disk are found in
Hair Follicles
Merkels disk sense
Position sense static touch, shapes edges, and textures
Invest a single nerve fiber
Endoneurium
Inflammatory infiltrate in Gullarian-Barre'
Endonerurium
Surrounds a fascicle of nerve fibers, what nerve layer?
Perineurium
Mustbe reattached in microsurgery for limb reattachment, What nerve layer
Perineurium
Dense connective tissue that surrounds entire nerve, What nerve layer?
Epineurium